Eli

It's interesting to me that Sang Tae considers himself to be the owner of himself, but says that "Gang Tae is Sang Tae's." Especially because he seems to be a stickler for rules and order (in a sense?). An example being when he says "All lies are bad" etc.etc. and is always stating what is right and wrong (?) Idk how to phrase it. Yet, he excludes himself from the scenario. I don't know a lot about autism but based off his previous behavior I assume it's common to have those fixations and/or ways of thinking. So when he excludes himself it makes me a bit angry. I feel like he knows this but doesn't want to admit it. So I hope we get to see the brothers grow into a less toxic relationship in the next couple of episodes.

Rest in peace

ahhhh I'm excited to watch this

First episode in and I'm so in love already?? I'm looking forward to seeing the rest!

What?! I'm so excited to watch!

I felt the same way. Just finished episode 9 and I feel like the only person that was truly there for him was his friend from the army. (And the police officer, but they were doing separate things.)

Yumi rocks

Wow! Honestly I'm rather shocked that the director of Method would say that, but I guess it makes sense. Although I'm a bit sad after hearing it because I assumed it was just a big step forward for South Korea. Nevertheless, I loved the article and was glad to learn more about method acting!

That's true

Why does Lee Min Ki always have to have a sad ending

This is so amazing! I love the plot and how the movie ends. I really hope they make more.